No Meals on the Fourth at Y W C A and Parade Notices
No meals will be served at the Y W C A tomorrow as a holiday observance. Daughters of the American Revolution riders gather at Mrs T O Slater 312 Market Street at 9 30 AM for the parade.
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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1918
Page
6
No meals will be served at the Y W C A tomorrow as a holiday observance. Daughters of the American Revolution riders gather at Mrs T O Slater 312 Market Street at 9 30 AM for the parade.
Local notices report barber shops, clothing stores, groceries, hardware stores, and meat markets staying open tonight but closed all day tomorrow for the Fourth. Other shops keep usual hours.
Knights of Columbus and Odd Fellows plan parades with assembly times on Thursday morning. Junior Red Cross urges participation on the Fourth with white attire if possible. Dorothy Kottcamp headlines violin repair services with A Rawley offering orchestra music and repairs at 15 North Carver Street Warren Pa.
Sierra Leone provides the setting for The White Man's Law starring Sessue Hayakawa with Jack Holt Florence Vidor and others. Marion Fairfax and John Browne wrote the story with James Young directing the production. Also playing is American Buds at Star Theater featuring Jane and Katherine Lee in a Fox romantic drama about child actors and soldiers. Working Men Notice invites workers to celebrate the Fourth of July with King George joining Americans in the Warren Central Labor Union parade. No meals served at the YWCA on July 4.
A Massachusetts mother and her seventeen year old daughter credit Dr Williams Pink Pills for improving anemia symptoms. Mrs Monatesse says weakness headaches and poor appetite improved after three boxes and her daughter regained color energy and appetite. The ad notes the pills cost 50 cents per box and that a free blood booklet is available from the Schenectady company.
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